The best way to secure utility sink legs to concrete floor

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I have a utility sink with metal legs which was never anchored when installed and would like to anchor it to the cement floor. Don't want to go to the expense of using Tapcon screws. Thanks for your help.

Paul Logan · Answer

Get good light to the area. Make sure floor is very clean and dry. Buy one tube of 100% clear silicone caulk with gun. Lift each leg individually, stick the tip of the calk tube under the foot and dispense a liberal dose of the calk product directly between the foot and the floor. Let foot rest in puddle. Repeat for all four legs. Do not disturb for 24-hours.

Answered by Paul Logan on August 16, 2020

The best way to secure utility sink legs to concrete floor

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